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by orwin 17d ago
I only know a little about this subject,but I was a youth camp counselor for 8 years, 6 of them specialized in 3-6yo. I agree with the author on the '2yo is too young' point. Obviously it depends on the children, we are all differ
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by orwin 17d ago
> and the left thinks it's on corporations (not themselves) Of course... Every year where the consequences weren't in sight, saying we should consume less, buy less, eat less meat, I have been called 'degrowther' and
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by orwin 18d ago
I won't shittalk much, but i had to "lobby" around the time GDPR was in the work, probably right after the vote, but before it was implemented (it was more to discuss about hosting health data, HDS in french), and it came up
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by orwin 18d ago
My mum will buy one to work (home nurse) while keeping her big car around for larger travel. Especially with gas prices, I think you will see those more and more.
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by orwin 18d ago
From someone with a boat and solar panels: cheap solar panels needs cooling, so space between the panels and the stuff they are stuck one. This reduces aerodynamics a lot, which isn't an issue with something going 8 knots max, but I ha
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by orwin 18d ago
Not OP, and I will assume you ask about making irl friends online: niche multiplayer videogames always were the best way to make irl friends. I still have a few friends from a web game where you had to coordinate 5-10 people for ~1h a day
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by orwin 18d ago
Yes. Basically the shop they used to make their website are shit, with shit incentives.
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by orwin 20d ago
Fascists are just against the rule of law. They designed a multi tiered system where they have more rights than the one they judge inferior. An antifascist is someone who fights against fascists, either violently or, more often, through doc
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by orwin 20d ago
At least in France, almost all excess deaths were in hospitals and retirement homes. The rest were workers. And we had more heat than Germany. Yes, it is a necessity in some places (schools, nursing homes, hospitals). an AC at home is a lux
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Gao: One in four f-35s can fly all missions readiness(airandspaceforces.com)
1 points by orwin 20d ago|1 comments
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by orwin 20d ago
Do any of you have any idea of what is happening? is this caused by the new software (i remember you had a rewrite from TR1 to TR2, was it good?)? disclaimer: I admit i am not a huge fan of the f35 (and especially f35B) because i think VTO
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by orwin 20d ago
I'm not saying Atatürk stabilized his country by genociding and massacring, I'm saying the league of nations decided that it was an acceptable cost for a leader who seemed stable to avoid a second balkanization. My point is that I
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by orwin 21d ago
No, I don't like the style,but author is right here, you cannot secure insecure design. It needs to be reworked from scratch.
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by orwin 21d ago
He won the civil war, that's where he gets his legitimity. No terrorist attacks since 2015, and even then the terrorist group leaders said it wasn't on their orders. No transnational terrorism is also a good sign. The Kurds were v
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by orwin 21d ago
Talibans are the obvious counter-example. No, the reason they might be less corrupt than the average dictator in the area is that they seem to have a plan, and until it is implemented, we can expect the leaders to behave. Also culturally, S
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by orwin 21d ago
Please let's wait and see a bit before judging him a 'fundamentalist'. He joined Al-Qaida when he was young, during the US invasion of Iraq, and spent years in a US prison where he grew his network, link to a particular facti
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by orwin 22d ago
In my experience in the past year, new hires, juniors or mid-level programmers (probably even "seniors") who use AI to contribute quickly have a big issue of now ownership or understanding of the code and of the issues that we mig
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by orwin 24d ago
Yes, limiting military power access to political power was a great move. 25 years ago, and limited military waste. This is also why I don't believe China will invade Taiwan anytime soon, removing military families removed most of the j
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by orwin 26d ago
To nitpick: at rest, muscle cells use fat over carbs to produce ATP. It is only during effort that the cells start to use more carbs than fat. The rest of the post is, to my understanding, correct.
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by orwin 26d ago
And the way they are written is rather unhelpful: '//this not cosmetic: this css helps the user understand where he should click'. The 'this is not' pattern is useless at best.
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by orwin 28d ago
If it's like the G-Shock, it's not a real step counter, it's a small accelerometer. It will trigger on every single wave when you're planing if you're windsurfing, which makes it quite useless.
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by orwin 28d ago
On the principal menu of my G-Shock, I have the time on ~80% of the screen. The rest is 8/19, WED and the seconds. Of course the time is smaller when I go to the tide screen.
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by orwin 28d ago
Look at what happens in codeberg. Small non-commercial, AI driven and even vibe-coded projects are still on the platform. I don't care about what people say, I care about how they act. And to me, codeberg act appropriately.
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by orwin 28d ago
I like codeberg approach. If you're a small project that doesn't spam ( a commit a day, a few PR a day) you can be as vibe-coded as you want despite their 'guidelines'.
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by orwin 28d ago
> These folks aren't ok And people who feel entitled to free compute/storage are way worse.
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by orwin 28d ago
Did you check the number of open PRs and commit/hour of vibecoded projects? If course they are banned from small community-funded hosts, they eat compute and data for free. Honestly, my vote would have been to make vibe-coded pay per c
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by orwin 29d ago
Like I said on another topic: for the average man on earth, you're probably right, the carcinogenic effect of alcohol is smaller than eating red meat. But if you are overweight or a preclinical obese, any amount of alcohol put you clos
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by orwin 29d ago
I'd rather have no overlord, but between China and the US, the one abusing its power to force deals since the 80s us obviously the worst.
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by orwin 1mo ago
Tai chi is pushed by a Chinese organisation considered as a dangerous sect by the CCP. Falong something, I can't remember, basically inheritors from a 1980-1990s movement.
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by orwin 1mo ago
Just for the 'sugar is much more addictive/obesity kills more' crowd, I am an ex-obese. Stopping alcohol as a precursor to my diet, to limit hormonal imbalance and reduce hunger pain helped more than anything else (even stopp

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